Marine and Industrial Automation Engineer

Responsibilities:

Perform hands-on troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of marine and industrial automation equipment, including:

Marine boiler PLC and HMI control systems (various makes)

Marine air conditioning and refrigeration PLC and HMI systems (various makes)

Switchboard ACB retrofit control wiring and ACB repair

Generator power systems (AVR, rotating diodes, excitation systems)

Auto load sharing, standby start sequence, and Power Management Systems

Inert Gas Systems and Inert Gas Generators

Alarm Monitoring Systems (server/client-based, HDD imaging, system replacement)

Tank Gauging Systems (Radar, reed switch, servo types)

Hydraulic valve controls and hydraulic power pack systems for cargo valves

Framo system controls and logical troubleshooting

Oil Water Separators

ODME systems

Motor starters, sequence start, and Emergency Stop systems

Main engine maneuvering and safety systems

Diesel generator control and safety systems

Lighting control and distribution

24VDC system control and distribution

Marine Radar, VHF, ECDIS, VDR, Gyro, MF/HF, FBB, AIS, BNWAS

IT systems hardware, network switches, routers, and firewalls

Custody transfer metering systems (turbine meters, PD meters)

Bi-directional prover and small volume prover water draw calibration

Pressure, temperature, and level instrument calibration and verification

Fire detection systems

Gas detection systems (fixed, sampling, and portable types)

Water mist systems

Galley equipment

Carry out repair work on board ships at Singapore Inner Anchorage, Outer Anchorage, and port berths.

Travel overseas on short notice to perform repair, retrofit, or installation work.

Work effectively both independently and as part of a team, depending on the project requirements.

Maintain accurate records of all maintenance and repair activities.

Adhere to all safety regulations and company policies.